If a random person is listening to this podcast and thinking, Oh my God. Julie Packard: Not to be a downer, but it's big. I mean, first of all, just get engaged in the process of political action in your community, in your state, in your nation. Because the original aquarium, we didn't really have humans so much as part of the story. Ask questions. She is the second female ocean conservationist to be included in the museum's collection, and it is the museum's 17th commissioned portrait. Initial studies projected 350,000 visitors a year. Now, you know about the Mola-Mola, specifically that it eats jellyfish, which is likely to be in good supply. My dad worked a lot, and he was very imposing. They didn't really have plans for it. Guy Kawasaki: The United States imports eighty percent of the seafood we eat and we export ninety percent of the seafood that we catch. That would be wonderful. We spent our summers in the orchard cutting the apricots to make dried apricots to sell. California, for example, the best thing anyone living in California right now can do is support our state, or wherever your state is, support its leadership because what's happened here in California, whether it's the progress on environmental policy, I mean, we've always led the way in environmental policies here in our state. I love the ocean. I'm most excited about reaching the people that maybe haven't thought about the ocean and the importance of engaging in the actions that we need to take to ensure that it's healthy for the future for the benefit of humanity. That was the creation story. Isn't it counterintuitive you're saying, we want to preserve the ocean and preserve wildlife. We knew all of those things were a very big deal for sure. We recommend you to check the complete list of Famous People born on . They were off shore and connected to a seawater intake pipe, and then offload the sardines out there, they'd stay all fresh, and then they suck them into the building as they needed them to can them. Monterey Bay itself, the central coast, is totally reviving and thriving. He got married to Julie Banderas on 29 August 2009 at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York.. We're just focusing on the seafood situation and making a lot of progress. He is a married man. Guy Kawasaki: Our team at the aquarium is working hard to improve standards. My parents, they were all about being productive, contributing, working hard. As part of her role at Monterey Bay Aquarium, Packard was instrumental in the creation of the sustainable seafood advisory list, Seafood Watch, and its endeavor to prevent the import of seafood harvested through slavery. It's also the philosophy of our family foundation is invest in people and their ideas. Here's the name, here's where it's from, here's what it eats. Maybe another little factor too. This is Guy Kawasaki, and this is the Remarkable People Podcast, and now, here's Julie Packard. Then over time, of course it was all urbanized but, we still continued to cut dried apricots, sun dried apricots-- Blenheims, the best you can get them at the farmer's market. All of that's happened because voters care. Guy Kawasaki: The people that already are Sierra Club members. Julie Packard: You could experience it however you wanted in whatever order you wanted. I mean, it was such a boom and bust thing. In the course of it, we decided that we better get our restaurant menu, seafood item list in shape, or would not look good. They helped me figure out how to recover a corrupted Zoom H6 file. Year one drew nearly 2.4 million people. She started her food blog in 2002, which was made into a book titled Julie & Julia: My Year of Cooking Dangerously. His door was truly, always open. I'm so sorry to say. The climate change is a huge deal and sort of the mother of all issues. My dad bought this apricot orchard. Julie has four children: William, Nestor, Emma, and Jack. On many dark, dank and cold mornings, Julie Packard: waded through the icy waters of the intertidal zone to study the plants and animals. Scroll back to top For me personally, though, you have to understand, I came of age in the sixties, and that was a time when there was just a lot of unrest, a lot of protesting about the military industrial complex, and HP was a big defense contractor. I think that's all true. Elizabeth Parsons Ware was born on December 28, 1816 in Ware, Massachusetts. She is the vice-chair of the David and Lucille Packard Foundation, which was founded by her parents and controls $9 billion in assets. Local U.S. fish we've been really promoting. Not hard enough? Year one drew 2.4 million people. A sea water intake line that went into that building just like the aquarium does. Maybe if one of us wanted to take some time off and have children, look after the kids for a while, but even so, and all of us in the family, whether we go into a job every day or whatever we're doing, everyone is doing some big projects to make the world a better place in some fashion. Julie was the 2004 recipient of the Ted Danson Ocean Hero Award from Oceana, a leading ocean conservation organization, and a 1998 recipient of the Audubon Medal for Conservation. Guy Kawasaki: For me personally, though, you have to understand, I came of age in the sixties, and that was a time when there was just a lot of unrest, a lot of protesting about the military industrial complex, and HP was a big defense contractor. Lucile Packard (1914-1987) and her husband, David (1912-1996), co-founder of Hewlett Packard Company, were dedicated to children and were the driving force behind the development of Lucile Packard Children's Hospital. It's gotten to where we need to really make it official or do something, kind of codify it more." Farm can be fine. I know everyone's very concerned about that. In fact, my dad was an early supporter of the whole idea of corporate philanthropy, which, in my opinion, still has a long way to go. I don't have any stories. It's just the way it's happening now is bad news. I mean many of us I'm sure grew up in families like that. What that means is the oxygen levels in the ocean are declining over time. Julia Roberts and her husband, Daniel Moder, still have the hots for each other after nearly 20 years of marriage. The more people that eat local is a really good thing for people to ask about. That's another story, because those were both farm products. I want my grandkids to see them, and I want us all to-- I want humanity to survive and thrive as long as we can on this planet. In 2018, Chen showed support for her husband in a statement on . It's not a third-party certified audited program. Nanette Packard, who was convicted of directing her ex-NFL lover to kill her millionaire fiance, told ABC News in an exclusive interview that she still carries "a lot of guilt over what happened . The United States imports eighty percent of the seafood we eat and we export ninety percent of the seafood that we catch. Packard grew up in the Santa Clara Valley in Northern California, where she rode horses and explored nature on the extensive grounds of San Felipe Ranch each weekend. How would I say it? Also, because for the team, the main activities of the aquarium, we've got the public side, the aquarium, the visitor experience, we've got all of our K-12 education programs and then we have research, which again is mainly conducted by the embargoed Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. Yeah, absolutely. We got engaged in some opposition that was really around local politics around land use planning decisions that were coming down at the time. JULIE and Julia author Julie Powell died from cardiac arrest on October 26, 2022. Of course, we have this amazing site with the real thing outdoors, which really no other aquarium has a site that fabulous. In 1994, Julie Baumeister had been having problems in her marriage. The main things are: salmon farms use a lot of antibiotics. Nothing like that? Online Exhibit Learning to Look Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery. Not just having to do with money, but just in general, the privileges that we had, of course, which he created for the family. Her most fond experiences as a student were early mornings wearing hip waders, combing through algae and animals of the intertidal zone. It really picked up. Certainly, there were at the time and that's not what that ocean's like. They don't eat-- there's not even a distribution system, to be honest. That would be wonderful. They moved from Palo Alto up to Los Altos Hills in the fifties, and then where I was born. Of course, also the ocean plants produce a lot of oxygen. Animals are going to leave me. Julie is the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and an international leader in the field of ocean conservation. As far as catching wild fish, fisheries are resilient. Julie's sister, Nancy, Nancy's husband, and a couple of friends came up with the concept of an aquarium. the periosteum is dissected with what instrument Find Julie Packard obituaries and memorials at Legacy.com. Fish were just a little tiny part of what the oceans like. Julie is the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and an international leader in the field of ocean conservation. I mean, we've had these five-billion-dollar land and water protection bond initiatives in California to-- we've created the first and only integrated network of marine protected areas in California state waters. All of that's happened because voters care. Absolutely. Julie Packard: Now, what you need to be looking for along withOr you go out to dinner with me, I pull up my app. So, no, sadly I didn't live at Addison Everyone loves bringing their kids to the zoo or an aquarium. They create a lot of fish waste in a really concentrated area. Julie Graham and Davy Croket have married (Picture: Wenn) Benidorm star Julie Graham has wed her toyboy lover Davy Croket, four years after her husband tragically passed away. Obviously, that's what gets people to come in the door and fall in love with the animals and gets their attention, but we needed to add on a new species to the aquarium interpretation, which was humans. In the late seventies David Packard, half of the founding team of Hewlett-Packard Company, challenged his children to come up with a big project that would make a difference in the world. that we should all become vegans, and we shouldn't need any seafood. Our challenge and the, the beauty of what we do is that we have this amazing institution that inspires people, that can inspire people, through connections with living animals and discovering the ocean, the real thing. If they hadn't done that, and if I had to tell Julie Packard that I lost the file, and if she had said, Tough luck, there would not be this podcast. The aquarium was the brainchild of my sister and her husband and a couple of their colleagues. It takes a village to make a podcast. In some cases, it's going to take a long time. We rate all these fisheries, whether you want us to or not. She writes online about the ocean in the context of climate change, sustainable seafood, and the deep sea. January 5, 2023. What's the outcome goal? Julie Packard: That came out with a yes. With that, we incorporated a new foundation, the Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation to plan, build and operate this aquarium. Now let's talk about the Genesis of the aquarium. Guy Kawasaki: I love these animals. That we did in the mid-nineties, right after we had opened our open sea wing and taken our story offshore to connect with the broader ocean. You have almost forty million people living here in the state, and this looks so great. Packard was at one time one of the five richest men in America. The whole point is-- we're like, "Well, come meet with us. Julie Packard: Ray. That's a little backstory about the site of the aquarium, which is amazing. Stay tuned, and youll soon find out. The four of us children were asked to be on the board, instructed to be on the board when we turned twenty-one. We're just focusing on the seafood situation and making a lot of progress. I mean, all I can say about it, it's really about what kind of parents we are and how-- and it's not what we say, it's who we are and how we lead our lives. The ocean absorbs something like twenty-five percent of the carbon emissions. We needed to reflect well on her father at all times and have good manners and be presentable like any mother. Ask questions. Woman Dies At Zion National Park During Hiking Trip With Husband. There are several distinct organizations that bear Lucile Packard's name. Packard was granted an honorary Doctor of Science degree by California State University, Monterey Bay in recognition of her many accomplishments as an ocean conservationist. Has it evolved from an aquarium to more cause orientation? Year one drew nearly 2.4 million people.. Yes, it is. Guy Kawasaki: Me, personally? Rule the waiter. Julie Packard was born on 1952 in American, is an American marine conservationist. People need to get out and engage and get the right people in charge of these decisions because our environment is a comment, but something that society needs to decide for the benefit of everyone, what the rules are. He just had an incredible library of just the biggest array of subject matter from calculating, plumbing types for his irrigation system, to the future of the defense industry in Russia. My father kind of challenged the group, "Hey, let's think of some big projects that we can do that are really all around rather than just funding other people's ideas." Nov 17, 2009, 05:12 AM EST | Updated May 25, 2011. . Julie Andrews Married First Marriage with Tony Walton Married date: May, 10, 1959 Divorce Tony Walton is the first husband of Julie Andrews to whom she married on 10th May 1959 at Weybridge, Surrey. Popularly known as the Biologist of United States of America. Well, very similar values to my dad, really. We have this huge power to inform and engage and ignite the public. From our team's perspective, that is the end goal. They'll say, "Our seafood is sustainable per Monterey Bay Aquarium guidelines, but you're safe with things caught in the U.S. pretty much. You needed to maintain a low profile at the dinner table, and he'd always win every argument with you. [3] As part of her role at Monterey Bay Aquarium, Packard was instrumental in the creation of the sustainable seafood advisory list, Seafood Watch, and its endeavor to prevent the import of seafood harvested through slavery. You might think, Oh, seafood, whatever. The whole point is-- we're like, "Well, come meet with us. They supported huge public funding initiatives. Nothing likes to eat it. A lot of that is consumed by life in the ocean, but it is a vast part of the system that makes life able to exist on earth. Giving back, certainly because my parents established their family foundation early on, it was in the sixties, and it's 1965, The Packard Foundation is now fifty years old, and so early on, they established a family foundation and began supporting first, community projects. I just tend to go for more practical solutions. This week's Remarkable People Podcast features a woman who fell in love with the Monterey bay while studying science at UC Santa Cruz. I mean, businesses really pay attention to it, what their rating is. She speaks at conferences and symposia related to ocean conservation, and writes online about current issues. Of course, we have this amazing site with the real thing outdoors, which really no other aquarium has a site that fabulous. You have a small number of things you can say? You didn't live there? Then, the other thing is, I eat jelly fish-- jellies. That's a huge issue. Of course, we're experiencing that right here in our part of the world in the central coast. Scientists have documented species shifts where we see more southerly species living up here than we did twenty years ago, just in my lifetime, since I've been out in the tide pools, doing research and collecting algae and in looking at animals. How did that go down? Julie Montagu is a married woman. Everything we do? We weren't really expected-- My dad had a lot of expectations placed on my brother, big time expectations. I mean, that's the reason to work on it. michigan solar projects. If you're going to own a restaurant in the U.S., chances are the fish did not come from here. They'd add onto their buildings, they'd have a good year and then things would go along. If there is another life, what would you want to come back as? Julia Enright of 171 Packard Hill Road, Ashburnham was indicted Dec. 21 on a charge of first-degree murder in the slaying of 20-year-old Brandon Chicklis of Westminster on or about June 23 in Ashburnham. My goal is to get them to realize the ocean-- If you care about saving nature, you need to talk about the ocean because the ocean is the biggest part of nature. Not so much, but I mean, generally speaking, those were very unsettled interesting times, but yeah, my dad would share all those things and where they just blow us away. I mean, two points: One, it's big business. The building was built in 1916. We wanted to design that really drew your attention to the real thing outdoors and get people out on the decks. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and is a recipient of the Audubon Medal. But still, you did grow up in the family that, arguably, started Silicon Valley. But that piece of fish and the store that you're buying, it has the Seafood Watch reading of yellow or green, it means that we have evaluated against the set of criteria that I can talk about the sustainability of that particular fish. Julie Packard: Julie Packard: He would tell us about all of those things and we thought they were very exciting and remarkable. We had opposition, but that's a whole other story. You're in the dark, because that actually makes, from an exhibit design standpoint, that makes the tanks pop. He'd get out of the tractor and, like, adjust the orchard every spring and drive the tractor around, and then the summer apricots would be harvested and we'd sell them to the canneries. We have an incredible network of protected lands, protected coastal lands. Let's work to have that all happen in a better way. Of all the places in the world, they picked Monterey Bay to do this live nature broadcast, which was fantastic. Guy Kawasaki: First of all, just setting the scene. A couple of the more business oriented ones were a little concerned that, Okay, this is going to sound like we're going to become an advocacy organization, or Sounds like NRDC, or some super lefty conservation, environmental agitators. It's the world's largest bony fish. It takes a village to make a podcast. It's really big. Wouldn't that say, Well, don't eat from local fisheries because they're fishing right here and reducing our population right here? Everything we do? It's an involuntary program. Julie Packard: Julie was known for her recreation of Julia Child's recipes in her cookbook, Mastering 4 Body Measurement (Height & Weight) of Julie Marti. That all happens because of a living ocean. Packard grew up in the Santa Clara Valley in Northern California, where she rode horses and explored nature on the extensive grounds of San Felipe Ranch each weekend. We weren't really expected-- My dad had a lot of expectations placed on my brother, big time expectations. It's really big. They helped me figure out how to recover a corrupted Zoom H6 file. Let's just say that. Certainly, there were at the time and that's not what that ocean's like. That really makes a difference. This is the farmer's market on Sunday? Tweets by Julie. Yes, Julie Haener is a married woman. It turns out, Knut Hovden, who was the owner of the cannery, was known to be an incredible innovator. Guy Kawasaki: If you're MSC certified, it means that your fishery has met the sustainability criteria and you've been inspected to, and you're reporting back, and the third-party certifier is saying, Yeah, you are and you have to get recertified every five years. Born on 1952, the Biologist Julie Packard is arguably the worlds most influential social media star. In some cases, it's going to take a long time. I want my grandkids to see them, and I want us all to-- I want humanity to survive and thrive as long as we can on this planet. But my dad, if there was one message I got from him was, Don't be a slacker. Now, many, many restaurants these days, in coastal states, certainly in the west coast states, definitely not in the inland states and probably less so on the east coastal states, restaurants will refer to-- they'll use it as a sales point. That's probably all you need to know about it for the moment, but I'm always happy to talk more about it. Executive Director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. The main things are: salmon farms use a lot of antibiotics. We're going to provide the capital to build this building. Julie Packard: I thought she had a full-time job growing up, honestly, and she didn't. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and is a recipient of the Audubon Medal. You'd sell the fresh fruit. Found hanging from tree on April 13 but news of tragedy has just emerged . Stanford had purchased this big old cannery right next door, the Hovden Cannery, where the aquarium is now located. Eventually, this led to her father and mother investing $55 million to fund what is now the Monterey Bay Aquarium. If you're MSC certified, it means that your fishery has met the sustainability criteria and you've been inspected to, and you're reporting back, and the third-party certifier is saying, Yeah, you are and you have to get recertified every five years. Packard has spoken at various symposia, including the International Aquarium Congress, Our Ocean Conference, the Seafood Summit, the Global Climate Action Summit, and the United Nations Ocean Conference. Well, absolutely. What's the outcome goal? The farm salmon, they get diseases that people are concerned can spread to wild salmon in areas where wild salmon exist. He is also the author of, Copyright 2006-2022 Guy Kawasaki, All Rights Reserved |, Where could you spend time to help the planet? It's quite remarkable. [2] A species of coral, Gersemia juliepackardae, is named in her honor for "her dedication to ocean stewardship and conservation, and for elevating public awareness about the ocean environment. She speaks at conferences and symposia related to ocean conservation, and writes online about current issues. It came from another country because in the U.S., the U.S market, which is-- we're, I think, the third biggest market for seafood in the world now. One of which was to-- he had a seawater system. He really modeled that. It's not going away anytime soon, so let's work to make it better. 3 Net Worth and Salary of Julie Martin as of 2022. Back then, Santa Clara valley, there were all the apricot and prune and cherry orchards, so there were canneries down there. My parents put up the capital, $55 million to build it. That's one of the key messages on our Seafood Watch pocket guide-- The ocean is like a giant modulator of heat in the atmosphere and the whole global system. I buy it. She was a member of The Pew Charitable Trusts Oceans Commission, and is a member of the leadership council for the resulting Joint Ocean Commission Initiative, which formed in 2005. Well if it includes plants, that's problem because I'm a botanist, but I'm going to stick with animal. Packard chairs the board of directors of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, and is also a trustee of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. Enter your name and email address below and I'll send you periodic updates about the podcast. In the painting, Packard is standing in front of the colorful kelp forest exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Enter your name and email address below and I'll send you periodic updates about the podcast. Everyone thought the project sounded great-- what a gift to the community! jacqie rivera new house; virgin and child with st john the baptist. Julie, 54,. That's happening. For nearly 40 minutes,. My parents, they were all about being productive, contributing, working hard. That was a lot of drama because a city limit line between Monterey and Pacific Grove runs right through the aquarium site, which of course just complicated matters. Julie Packard: I buy it. Then, the other thing is, I eat jelly fish-- jellies. Not just having to do with money, but just in general, the privileges that we had, of course, which he created for the family. Most aquariums are in the dark when you think about it. You've lots to eat. Formerly, he was an advisor to the Motorola business unit of Google and chief evangelist of Apple. The latest perspectives, news, grantee stories, and resources from across the Foundation. 5 Born with Amniotic band Syndrome. She had a wide-open, inquisitive mind." Did it ever come to a point where you were philosophically opposed saying, "Dad, how can your company empower the military industrial complex?" She is seen as one of the most successful Biologist of all times. Julie's husband, Eric Powell, confirmed the news in a statement to The New York Times, saying she died at their home in Olivebridge, New York. I don't argue with those points of view. I mean, something like, I don't know, over a billion people depend on seafood for their primary protein. Julie Packard: Can you guess what sea animal she'd like to come back as? Guy Kawasaki: Change happens. With her father, David Packard, the co-founder of Hewlett-Packard, she planted a vegetable garden every year. But still, you did grow up in the family that, arguably, started Silicon Valley. It's not a third-party certified audited program. We used to take mostly heat from business early on, as you said, because they're like, "Hey, you're saying now that the Patagonian toothfish is on the seafood watch avoid list. If there is another life, what would you want to come back as? You have a small number of things you can say? May 29, 2022 in michael long obituary. She has a pure loving kind heart personality. She is seen as one of the most successful Biologist of all times. My dad worked a lot, and he was very imposing. Everything you just said, What can one person do not in charge of a foundation? Theyre called sardine hoppers. I'm front and center, all conservation, all the time. Julie Packard Executive Director and Vice Chair of the Aquarium's Board of Trustees Meet Julie Bio Dana Allen-Greil Chief Marketing Officer Meet Dana Bio Cristina Fekeci Chief Development Officer Meet Cristina Bio Teresa Merry Chief Human Resources Officer Meet Teresa Bio Margaret Spring Chief Conservation and Science Officer Meet Margaret Bio We think it's fine for people to be fishing, and we're here to help transform the seafood and aquaculture business enterprise to one that can be more sustainable into the future. He was born in Pueblo, Colorado in a really rural town. Those changes are happening already. Julie's sister Nancy, Nancy's husband, and a couple of friends came up with a concept for an aquarium. Julie Packard Monterey, California, United States 5K followers 500+ connections Join to connect Articles by Julie Apr 12, 2022 Shot in the Twilight: Humanity must work together to protect the. I mean, all of that CO2 uptake by those tiny plants, if the ocean's dead, that's not happening. She is also a leading voice for science-based policy reform in support of a healthy ocean. We wanted to just make it a more interesting and engaging experience, have more interactive kind of hands-on interpretations. Packard received a lifetime achievement award from the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation,[3] the Ted Danson Ocean Hero Award from Oceana in 2004,[10] and was named a California Coastal Hero in 2009 by the California Coastal Commission and Sunset magazine. In our understanding of what was happening in the ocean, has undergone a transformation, not a big enough transformation in terms of public awareness, but thirty years ago, everyone still thought the ocean was so vast that nothing could possibly affect it. We had opposition, but that's a whole other story. We naively thought we could remodel that old cannery. Email Guy Kawasaki: Now that is an insider tip to everyone in California. But we just really needed to restate what is the priority here. What did you learn from her? You have almost forty million people living here in the state, and this looks so great. The four of them were invertebrate zoologists, and I studied marine algae. She went into hiding until she met Packard Sawmill owner Andrew Packard in 1983 at a black-tie mixer in Hong Kong. Our team has just taken it so far beyond anything wildly imaginable. Julie Packard: My father kind of challenged the group, "Hey, let's think of some big projects that we can do that are really all around rather than just funding other people's ideas." Guy Kawasaki: He secretly wanted to be a farmer/rancher, I think, before he became an engineering genius. Year one drew nearly 2.4 million people. The farm salmon, they get diseases that people are concerned can spread to wild salmon in areas where wild salmon exist. 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